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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260331
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260412
DTSTAMP:20260414T092259Z
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SUMMARY:Ed Isaacs PRBSA
DESCRIPTION:Following a career in social housing and urban regeneration\, Ed Isaacs decided to convert his lifelong love of sketching into a more developed artistic practice. \nThis exhibition is a survey of his work\, most of which was created since 2023. He takes his inspiration from a broad range of sources and has a particular fondness for the art of Chardin\, the Dutch masters\, and the English Romantics. \nEd’s studio work focuses on highly representational drawing. He takes an image that attracts him\, and through meticulous examination and mark making\, reproduces it\, often on a large scale. The time taken and deep observation is a vital part of his artistic process and invites the viewer to similarly slow down and look into the image. Ed continues his urban sketching and his sketchbooks will be on display as part of this exhibition. \nEd is the current president of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 11 April 5.00pm \nFeatured image: Ed Isaacs PRBSA\, Lud’s Church (Dog Portrait) (detail)
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/ed-isaacs-recent-works/
LOCATION:Gallery 2
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260331
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260412
DTSTAMP:20260414T092239Z
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SUMMARY:Sigma - Prime Examples
DESCRIPTION:Working at a single focal length challenges the photographer to consider the relationship between foreground and background\, and encourages a deeper awareness of how distance\, framing and movement shape visual meaning. \nIn this exhibition\, six photographers from a range of genres were invited to produce five images at their chosen focal length\, using a fast-aperture prime lens from the Sigma Art range\, spanning focal lengths from 14mm up to 135mm. \nThe result is six distinct bodies of work that reveal not only the character of each lens\, but the personal way each photographer has chosen to see through it. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 11 April 5.00pm \nFeatured image: Tony Nöel
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/sigma-prime-examples/
LOCATION:Gallery 1
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260416
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260503
DTSTAMP:20260505T081202Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260505T081202Z
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SUMMARY:RBSA Candidates Exhibition 2026
DESCRIPTION:The RBSA Candidates Exhibition features the work of artists wishing to be elected to the Society\, either as Associates or\, for existing Associates\, full Members. The current Membership is able to view the exhibition and vote for the artists they would like to see successfully elected. The exhibition is also open to the public\, which provides an exciting opportunity for visitors to see the high standard of work by prospective RBSA Members and Associates. \nAll candidates are asked to submit six works as part of their application. Existing Members and Associates who visit the exhibition are able to vote for their choices in a secret ballot. To be successfully elected\, each candidate must receive 50% +1 of the total votes cast in favour of their candidature. \nLast year\, the Society welcomed 16 new Associates\, and four Associates progressed to become full Members. All new additions to the Membership help strengthen the Society and ensure that it is able to continue supporting artists and promoting the visual arts. Those artists elected as full Member also donate a diploma piece from their exhibited works to the RBSA Permanent Collection\, cementing their part in the Society’s long history. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 2 May 2.00pm \nFeatured image: RBSA Candidates 2026
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/rbsa-candidates-exhibition-2026/
LOCATION:Galleries 1 & 2
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260505
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260517
DTSTAMP:20260519T101609Z
CREATED:20260311T140624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260519T101609Z
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SUMMARY:Alison Holt and Jaci Hogan - Textures and Rhythms
DESCRIPTION:Textures and Rhythms is a joint exhibition from Alison Holt and Jaci Hogan\, established artists who work in two distinctly different media; textiles and pastels. \nHaving exhibited together regularly for the past five years\, the artists have discovered a synergy between the stitches of Alison’s landscapes and the mark making of Jaci’s seascapes. Together they explore seasonal changes\, natural patterns\, and elemental textures found in nature. \nAlison studied at Goldsmiths and has developed a technique of free motion machine embroidery. This way of working enables Alison to paint landscapes with stitches in complex layers\, giving richness of colour and a subtly sculptural texture to her work. Alison explores the interplay of light and shadow\, bringing depth and atmosphere to her landscapes. \nJaci Hogan is a pastel artist whose work focuses on the sea and coastal landscapes. Having grown up in Australia\, Jaci uses her childhood memories to imbue her work with the feeling of serenity she feels when by the sea. She has a fascination with the intricate patterns of sea foam and loves exploring the visual rhythm of the ocean. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 16 May 5.00pm \nImage: Alison Holt\, In Ancient Woodlands; Jaci Hogan\, Wild West (detail)
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/alison-holt-and-jaci-hogan-textures-and-rhythms/
LOCATION:Gallery 1
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260505
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260614
DTSTAMP:20260616T081944Z
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SUMMARY:RBSA Portrait Prize 2026
DESCRIPTION:The RBSA Portrait Prize\, last held in 2024\, is a celebration of portraiture\, one of the oldest artistic genres in existence. \nThroughout history\, portraits have been employed as a way of immortalising a person or group\, and preserving their appearance for future generations. No other type of painting can give such insights into social and cultural history\, and portraits allow us the unique gift of being able to connect with individuals\, both living and dead. Indeed\, the importance and popularity of portraiture remain undiminished today. \nMore recently\, portraits have been used to express more abstract themes\, including the emotions or the state of the inner-self\, without necessarily focusing on physical likeness. Greats such as Van Gogh\, Kahlo\, Picasso\, Bacon\, and Rembrandt all documented emotional turbulence in powerful self-portraits. \nThe RBSA Portrait Prize is open to established and emerging artists working in any media\, including photography and digital art\, and entries come from both UK based and international artists. \nThis year’s exhibition is selected by: \nBrian Bishop – Senior Lecturer in Fine Art and Course Director for BA (Hons) in Fine Art\, Birmingham School of Art\nAnthony Connolly RP – President\, Royal Society of Portrait Painters\nDr Hannah Higham – Head of Collections\, Royal Academy of Arts \nThe following prizes will be awarded: \nFirst Prize: £1000 sponsored by GMC Trust\nSecond Prize: £500 Anne Judd Award\nThird Prize: £250 sponsored by Judd Medical\nUp to six highly commended certificates will be awarded \nPreview Evening: Tuesday 5 May 6.00pm – 8.00pm\nExhibition closes: Saturday 13 June 5.00pm \nImage: Francine Brown\, Dorothea: Gift Of God (detail) \nRBSA Portrait Prize Exhibition Catalogue 2026
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/rbsa-portrait-prize-2026/
LOCATION:Gallery 2
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260519
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260614
DTSTAMP:20260616T081929Z
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SUMMARY:RBSA Small Works Exhibition 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Small Works Exhibition is a unique show from the Society’s Membership\, intended as a starting point for those visitors wishing to embark upon building an art collection. \nAll of the work included in the exhibition is no larger than 45cm\, and everything is priced at £500 and under\, making the work highly affordable. \nThe artworks on display come from RBSA Members\, Associates\, and Graduate Artists\, and demonstrate the breadth of techniques and approaches employed by the Society’s artists. With an ever growing Membership\, contemporary pieces sit next to more traditional works\, resulting in a rich and diverse exhibition of both 2D and 3D works. \nAt various times throughout the exhibition\, exhibiting artists will be present in the Gallery to discuss the work with visitors\, and advise on how to build up a collection. Visitors can also ask advice on caring for artwork and the best ways in which to display it. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 13 June 5.00pm \nImage: Pete Underhill RBSA\, Physalis
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/rbsa-small-works-exhibition-2026/
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260618
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260802
DTSTAMP:20260804T092308Z
CREATED:20260305T162214Z
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SUMMARY:RBSA Summer Show 2026
DESCRIPTION:The RBSA Summer Show is the Society’s biggest open call of the year and attracts submissions from artists based all around the globe. Displayed over all three floors of the Gallery\, this exhibition does not limit artists to a theme or technique\, the result being a highly diverse show with a multitude of approaches represented. \nAs Birmingham’s equivalent to the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition\, this show provides an excellent opportunity for artists to showcase their work in the city’s foremost contemporary art gallery. First time exhibitors can expect to find their work amongst that of experienced RBSA Members and Associates\, and\, for many\, the RBSA Summer Show can form the start of their own journey to Membership. \nThis year’s exhibition was selected by: \nSimon Conolly RBSA – RBSA Honorary Curator\nMartyn Harris RBSA\nUsha Khosla RBSA\nJenny Mason-Gunning ARBSA \nThe following prizes will be awarded: \nFirst Prize: £600\nSecond Prize: £300\nUp to six highly commended certificates will also be awarded. \nAll prizes have been kindly donated by Clive Beardsmore\, Friend and long time supporter of the RBSA. \nPreview Evening: Thursday 18 June 6.00pm – 8.00pm\nExhibition closes: Saturday 1 August 5.00pm \nImage: Andrew Barrowman ARBSA\, View West At Low Tide Porthtowan (detail) \nRBSA Summer Show Exhibition Catalogue 2026
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/rbsa-summer-show-2026/
LOCATION:All Floors
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260804
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260816
DTSTAMP:20260818T085801Z
CREATED:20260422T104755Z
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SUMMARY:Seven Winds CIC - Pathfinders: Sunday Best
DESCRIPTION:Pathfinders: Sunday Best explores local histories\, public engagement\, and portraiture\, as modes of making and meaning. \nMore than style\, the Sunday best as a cultural phenomenon embodies memory\, and the enduring power of being seen. This exhibition draws on what began as a church ritual and evolved into a cultural language – vibrant colours\, tailored suits\, and headwear reveal how style and self‑presentation shape identity. \nPathfinders: Sunday Best invites visitors to explore how Caribbean communities use dress\, colour\, and self‑presentation to express pride and belonging. Through portraits\, artefacts\, personal stories\, and participatory programming\, visitors are given insights into Sunday Best as a cultural language. Pathfinders: Sunday Best builds on the legacy of neighbourhood photo studios that documented the Windrush generation\, this exhibition reimagines the studio as a contemporary space of celebration and authorship. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 15 August 5.00pm \nImage: Norman Bailey\, Pathfinder
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/seven-winds-pathfinders-sunday-best/
LOCATION:Gallery 1
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260804
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260830
DTSTAMP:20260901T083859Z
CREATED:20260421T112046Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T083859Z
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SUMMARY:Largely Unseen: Works From The RBSA Permanent Collection
DESCRIPTION:The objective of RBSA heritage exhibitions is to give the public access to the Society’s Permanent Collection of artworks. Themes for these shows are chosen to facilitate the display of a broad selection of pieces\, aimed at giving visitors the opportunity to view as wide as possible a cross section of the works held. \nWith wall space at a premium\, limited space often means that RBSA heritage exhibitions cannot feature many of the larger works owned by the Society. Largely Unseen will rectify these omissions by focusing solely on the most substantial artworks held in the Permanent Collection. \nBoth of Norma Rhys-Davis’ monumental oil paintings\, 3 Cliffs – Gower III and Seascape\, will be shown side by side for the first time\, and John Ridout’s sunny gouache piece Little Greek Church will sit next to his bold acrylic Blue And Ochre Landscape. \nPreview Evening: Tuesday 4 August 6.00pm – 8.00pm\nExhibition closes: Saturday 29 August 5.00pm \nImage: Norma Rhys-Davis RBSA\, 3 Cliffs – Gower III\, 1988
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/largely-unseen-large-works/
LOCATION:Gallery 2
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260902
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260913
DTSTAMP:20260915T082358Z
CREATED:20260624T125959Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260915T082358Z
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SUMMARY:Next Generation RBSA 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Next Generation RBSA programme is triennial opportunity open to early-career visual artists based within easy reach of the RBSA Gallery in Birmingham. Through the programme\, the Society is offering a small number of artists the opportunity to enjoy the benefits a three-year free membership of the Society. \nIn contrast to the Society’s previous Graduate Artists programme\, this new scheme reflects the multitude of ways in which people begin their artistic journeys\, and the Society actively encouraged self-taught artists to apply for the programme\, alongside those who have completed arts-related courses at university. \nThe Next Generation RBSA Exhibition comprises work by applicants who\, following interviews\, were selected to show a collection of their artwork. From this group\, those chosen by the RBSA Council will be offered full Membership benefits\, including multiple exhibition opportunities at the RBSA Gallery each year\, a solo show space\, expert guidance and tutoring\, inclusion in Society activities\, and valuable invitations to networking events. They will achieve the prestige of having NGRBSA letters after their name for the duration of their tenure and\, at the end of the three years\, will be supported in completing an application to become part of the Society’s Membership. \nVisitors to the exhibition will be able to view prospective Next Generation artists’ work and read their statements prior to the Council selecting the first cohort of Next Generation RBSA Artists. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 12 September 5.00pm \nImage: RBSA Next Generation 2026 Exhibitors
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/next-generation-rbsa-2026/
LOCATION:Galleries 1 & 2
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260915
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260927
DTSTAMP:20260929T084053Z
CREATED:20260512T082410Z
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SUMMARY:Guild of Aviation Artists - Defence Of The Realm
DESCRIPTION:The Guild of Aviation Artists was established in 1971\, and it is recognised throughout the world as the premier society for the promotion of aviation art. Its principal aim is to promote aviation art in all its forms\, and to encourage interest in the genre by artists and non-artists alike. \nAmongst the founder members of the Guild was the famous wildlife artist\, David Shepherd\, who was in fact an aviation artist before he became famous for his wildlife work. Other famous past members include the late artists Terence Cuneo\, Keith Shackleton\, Roy Cross\, and Roy Huxley (the latter two being most renowned for their Airfix and Matchbox cover art). \nThe Guild’s current membership stands at around 260 in the UK\, and the work of members\, both past and present\, is to be found in not only private collections around the world\, but in many corporate and governmental locations. In particular\, the majority of paintings to be found in the likes of the RAF Club and messes of airbases were most probably produced by Guild members. \nToday\, amongst the membership of the Guild\, are to be found ex-service personnel who have rekindled their association with military aviation through their artwork. \nThis new exhibition\, Defence Of The Realm\, will feature some 180 aviation paintings\, the majority of which will follow\, and portray\, the defence of the realm theme. \nThe opening day of the exhibition\, 15 September\, will be Battle of Britain day itself. A VIP opening ceremony (by Invitation only) will be held at the RBSA Gallery Monday 14 September\, when President of the Royal Air Forces Association\, Air Marshal Sir Baz North\, will be attending as guest VIP to open the show. \nThe Guild has agreed to donate part of the commission on any sales at the exhibition to the Royal Air Forces Association in recognition of those that have served –  and those who continue to do so. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 26 September 5.00pm \nImage: Robert Calow GAvA\, Defence Of The Realm (detail)
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/guild-of-aviation-artists-defence-realm/
LOCATION:Galleries 1 & 2
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260915
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261018
DTSTAMP:20260915T084635Z
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SUMMARY:David George RBSA
DESCRIPTION:Impressions Of China \nDavid George RBSA is a self-taught artist who has a passion for painting landscapes\, beachscapes\, portraits\, and interiors. \nDavid has won numerous awards and has exhibited widely across Britain in many open exhibitions\, group shows\, and solo exhibitions. \nDavid lives in Harlech\, North Wales\, with regular painting forays into Shropshire\, Devon\, and his native Black Country. He also loves to produce paintings of his foreign travels. \nIn May 2025\, David and his wife Sharon travelled to China for the first time and this exhibition is the result of that trip\, featuring impressions of the many beautiful places they visited there. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 17 October 5.00pm \nFeatured image: David George RBSA\, On The Great Wall Near Beijing\, Morning \n 
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/david-george-rbsa/
LOCATION:Ground Floor Gallery Space 1
CATEGORIES:Ground Floor Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260915
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261018
DTSTAMP:20260915T085306Z
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SUMMARY:Andrew Barrowman ARBSA
DESCRIPTION:My Warwickshire \nCornwall-based landscape artist Andrew Barrowman ARBSA primarily works en plein air\, often exploring ‘off the beaten track’ in his daily sketching routine\, seeking out alternative views of familiar places. While his studio is based at Krowji in Redruth\, My Warwickshire represents an evocative return to the landscapes of his youth. \nThis exhibition brings together twenty oil paintings produced directly on location along the rivers Avon and Dene\, the Stratford canal\, and local country lanes. Working in oil en plein air\, Andrew embraces the challenge of the changing elements\, translating immediate atmospheric shifts into painterly brushwork and rich texture. Synthesising years of preparatory outdoor sketches with live observation\, these pieces capture fleeting moments in time. The collection stands as a testament to the technical challenges of working from life\, mapping the physical and nostalgic routes that connect the artist back to his roots. \nAndrew is a full member of The Pastel Society in London and an Associate member of the RBSA. He was awarded The Artist Magazine prize at the 2024 Pastel Society exhibition and the Bowyer Drawing Prize at the 2021 NEAC exhibition. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 17 October 5.00pm \nFeatured image: Andrew Barrowman ARBSA\, 20 July\, Lower Quinton Field (detail) \n 
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/andrew-barrowman-arbsa/
LOCATION:Ground Floor Gallery Space 2
CATEGORIES:Ground Floor Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260915
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261018
DTSTAMP:20260915T090539Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260915T090539Z
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SUMMARY:Roger Griffiths RBSA
DESCRIPTION:Roger Griffiths RBSA is a self-taught landscape artist using watercolours and mixed media with acrylic paints. He is a retired landscape architect with an interest in geology and the physical activities which shaped the landscape. Roger was elected an RBSA Member in 2011\, has exhibited in the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours at the Mall Galleries\, and\, in 2015\, appeared on Sky TV’s Landscape Artist of the Year\, painting at Trelissick in Cornwall. \nHis painting process starts with sketches on site which are then abstracted\, cropped\, and collaged. These are used as a reference for a free interpretation and expression of the landscape – its context\, geology\, landform\, natural and man-made features\, the weather\, and light conditions. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 17 October 5.00pm \nFeatured image: Roger Griffiths RBSA\, On The Way Up
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/roger-griffiths-rbsa/
CATEGORIES:Ground Floor Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261001
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261101
DTSTAMP:20261002T114634Z
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SUMMARY:RBSA Prize 2026
DESCRIPTION:The biennial RBSA Prize celebrates creativity and innovation by promoting work at the cutting edge of contemporary art. While this exhibition includes work by artists based locally\, nationally\, and internationally\, those with more contemporary practices were encouraged to submit work\, allowing the RBSA to shine a light on artwork that is pushing boundaries. \nAs one of the most exciting contemporary arts venues in Birmingham\, the RBSA Gallery provides exhibiting artists with an excellent platform to showcase their artwork to a large and diverse audience. \nAn enormous variety of techniques and approaches are represented in the works on display\, exploring a myriad of different themes and concepts. Visitors can expect to be surprised and challenged by this exhibition with the judges selecting a stunning collection of work. \nSelecting the exhibition will be: \n\nClare Mullett – Head of Collections\, University of Birmingham\nSarah Priest – Regional Director Midlands\, Bonhams Auctioneers\nRobert Wenley – Deputy Director: Collections and Research\, Barber Institute of Fine Arts\n\nThe following prizes will be awarded: \n\nFirst Prize £1000\nSecond Prize £500\nThird Prize £250\nUp to six highly commended certificates will also be awarded.\n\nPreview Evening: Thursday 1 October 6.00pm – 8.00pm\nExhibition closes: Saturday 31 October 5.00pm \nImage: Rukayat Hassan\, Unmasking The Light Within (detail)
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/rbsa-prize-2026/
LOCATION:Galleries 1 & 2
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261010T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270228T160000
DTSTAMP:20261002T135555Z
CREATED:20260930T121003Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261002T135555Z
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SUMMARY:RBSA On Tour at Winterbourne House
DESCRIPTION:RBSA On Tour exhibitions began in 2024 when the Membership was given the opportunity to exhibit work in the Wyre Forest Gallery at Bewdley Museum. This was followed in 2025 by a show at Three Snowhill in central Birmingham. \n2026 sees the Membership on tour once again as they take work to Winterbourne House and Gardens in Edgbaston\, Birmingham. A rare surviving example of an early 20th century suburban villa\, Winterbourne House was built in 1904 for John and Margaret Nettlefold\, and sits within seven acres of garden\, which boasts a Japanese bridge\, walled garden\, and nut walk. \nNot only do these exhibitions allow the RBSA Membership to show their work in new locations and to new audiences\, they also introduce the Society to people who may not normally visit the Gallery on St. Paul’s Square. \nThis exhibition brings together the work of over 40 RBSA Members and Associates and runs throughout winter to the end of February. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 28 February 2027 4.00pm \nImage: David Walton RBSA\, Leaf 2
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/rbsa-on-tour-at-winterbourne-house/
LOCATION:Wintebourne House
CATEGORIES:Forthcoming
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261115
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SUMMARY:Birmingham Art Circle Annual Exhibition 2026 - Circle in the Square: Stories
DESCRIPTION:Stories is the theme for the next Birmingham Art Circle Annual Exhibition. The exhibition will showcase artworks by established practising artists\, working in a wide range of media: including printmaking\, painting\, drawing\, sculpture\, ceramics\, mixed media\, photography\, and textiles. Come and see the tales that Birmingham Arts Circle artists want to tell. \nThe exhibition brings the Birmingham Art Circle back to the RBSA Gallery and St Paul’s Square once again\, where the group have been pleased to hold their Annual Exhibition for many years. \nFounded in 1879\, Birmingham Art Circle was formed to encourage professional development amongst its artists\, and to provide a forum to discuss and challenge new ideas\, with an emphasis on the combination of creativity and professional\, friendly connection. \nThe elected Members continue to work in a wide range of art forms and share these at monthly meetings to invite feedback and review with peers. \nVisit the Birmingham Art Circle website.
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/birmingham-art-circle-annual-exhibition-2026-circle-in-the-square-stories/
LOCATION:Gallery 2
CATEGORIES:Forthcoming
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261103T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261103T160000
DTSTAMP:20261014T105151Z
CREATED:20261014T105151Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261014T105151Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Egg Tempera Painting Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Introduction to Egg Tempera Painting Workshop with Eiko Matsuura\nThis course aims to introduce learners to the traditional process of egg tempera painting and support them in creating a small egg tempera artwork from an original pencil motif. Learners will develop skills in drawing and transferring a design\, making an egg-yolk medium\, making verdaccio and mixing dry pigments safely\, applying thin controlled layers\, and using hatching and cross-hatching to build colour\, tone\, detail\, and highlights. They will also gain an understanding of the materials\, drying process\, and care to produce a smooth and durable egg tempera surface. \nAge group and abilities to be taught          \n\n18 years and above\nSuitable for all abilities\n\nCourse aims and skills/knowledge to be taught \n\nDraw the motif in pencil as the starting design for the painting\nTransfer a simple design onto true gesso board\nSeparate egg yolk and make a fresh egg tempera medium\nMix dry pigments safely and consistently with the egg medium\nUse the verdaccio techniques to establish tonal values and an underpainting before applying colour\nAdd egg tempera in thin\, controlled layers using hatching and cross-hatching techniques\n\nCourse outline for the day\nMorning \n\nLearn basic information of egg tempera\nDraw the motif\nTransfer the image\n\nAfternoon \n\nLearn how to make egg tempera medium\nLearn and apply the verdaccio underpainting technique\nFeedback\nCleanup\n\nWhat you need to bring with you:\n\nAn apron\nTwo empty jam jars\nKitchen towel\nSable brushes (at least two good quality brushes: recommend 9 Rosemary & Co Pure Squirrel SER 42 and 0 Rosemary & Co Kolinsky Sable SER 22) www.rosemaryandco.com\nOld small brush to mix pigment\nPalette (ideally ceramic)\nA4 drawing paper\nGraphite pencil and eraser\nSmall spoon\n\nWhat we will provide:\n\nTrue gesso board\nDry pigments\nTracing paper\nEggs\nVinegar\nWater\nApple\nMasking tape\nBird’s feather\n\nMethods of assessing outcomes\n\nIndividual feedback from tutor\n\nBooking information\n\nTo book please use the ticketing system below. Alternatively\, please call the Gallery on 0121 236 4353 during opening hours to book over the phone. Bookings can also be made in person at the Gallery.\nBooking is essential. Payment in full is required at the time of booking to secure a place.\nPayments are non-transferable and non-refundable.\nPlaces are limited to 10 people per workshop unless stated otherwise. Allocation will take place on a first-come first-served basis.\nAll workshops run from 11.00am – 4.00pm with a 40 minute lunch break\, unless otherwise stated. Tea and coffee will be provided\, participants need to provide their own lunch.\nPlease inform the RBSA Gallery when booking of any health conditions or additional needs as some workshops might not be suitable.\nA valid student ID must be provided to receive a student discount.\n\nCancellation Policy\n\nIf you\, the customer cancels your booked workshop\, we are unable to offer you a refund.\nIn the event of under-subscription\, workshops may be cancelled or re-arranged. We will give you as much notice as possible if this happens and you will be able to transfer to another course or receive a full refund. The RBSA is unable to refund additional expenses\, such as travel and accommodation.\nIf you are booked on a workshop and do not attend on the day\, a refund will not be given.\n\nContinual Professional Development (CPD) and Copyright\n\nWe welcome bookings from people attending for Continual Professional Development (CPD). However\, our workshops are not designed as CPD. If your employer is paying for the course or you require more details about what you expect from the course\, please contact the Gallery in advance before booking.\nThe workshop content and any information provided (e.g. handouts\, guidance notes\, etc.) are the intellectual property of the artist delivering the workshop. They should not be used or reproduced without permission from the artist (e.g. copying handouts to use in any classes workshop attendees might deliver themselves afterwards). \n\nOther information \n\nThe workshop will take place in the RBSA Gallery\, floor 1. The space will be closed to visitors and will only be used by workshop attendees. However\, staff and volunteers will need to walk through the space at various points in the day to access the staff office\, which is located on the same floor.\nAttendees can leave their materials in the workshop space during their breaks but the RBSA will not be responsible for any loss or damages.\nPlease bring a packed lunch. Alternatively\, there are a number of cafés and sandwich shops within walking distance of the Gallery.\nPlease bring an old shirt or apron to help protect your clothing.\nThe continuous redevelopment work in the city centre has caused increased traffic\, delays\, and diversions in and around the City Centre. Therefore\, please allow yourself plenty of travel time\, plan your route\, and check your parking arrangements.\nIf you are travelling by car\, please ensure your car is clean air zone compliant\, or charges may occur.
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/introduction-to-egg-tempera-painting-workshop/
LOCATION:Gallery 1
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261104T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261104T160000
DTSTAMP:20260924T102620Z
CREATED:20251212T102556Z
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SUMMARY:Cut and Fold: Exploring Paper Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Cut and Fold: Exploring Paper Workshop with Clare Pentlow RBSA\nA day exploring paper art and the many different possibilities it holds through cutting and folding. Initially we’ll be looking at geometric folding from simple pop ups to more complex designs. Whilst later in the afternoon it’ll be paper cutting\, gaining confidence with the scalpel whilst creating your own unique artwork. Throughout the day you’ll gain an insight into how Clare creates her own paper cut art and how with a little practice and patience\, similar work can be achieved. Clare will also show how other paper artists work and how paper has been used to create art across the world. \nAge group and abilities to be taught         \n\n18 years and above\nIdeal for beginners and experienced artists\n\nCourse aims and skills/knowledge to be taught \n\nGeometric folding\nConfidence with a scalpel\nPaper sculpture through cutting and folding paper\nHow to create your own designs\n\nCourse outline for the day\nMorning \n\nGeometric folding\nLearning some of the basic shapes and language in origami and how to interpret different designs\nEnjoy creating your own designs\nOrigami artists/paper engineers to further explore\n\nAfternoon \n\nLearn how Clare creates her unique paper art\nSimple cutting techniques\, gaining confidence in using a scalpel\nDifferent ways to sculpt paper and combining cutting and folding\n\nWhat you need to bring with you:\n\nYou may bring your own scalpel to use if you would like\n\nWhat we will provide:\n\nAll materials and equipment will be provided and is included in the fee\n\nMethods of assessing outcomes\n\nCompletion of evaluation form\n\nBooking information\n\nTo book please use the ticketing system below. Alternatively\, please call the Gallery on 0121 236 4353 during opening hours to book over the phone. Bookings can also be made in person at the Gallery.\nBooking is essential. Payment in full is required at the time of booking to secure a place.\nPayments are non-transferable and non-refundable.\nPlaces are limited to 10 people per workshop unless stated otherwise. Allocation will take place on a first-come first-served basis.\nAll workshops run from 11.00am – 4.00pm with a 40 minute lunch break\, unless otherwise stated. Tea and coffee will be provided\, participants need to provide their own lunch.\nPlease inform the RBSA Gallery when booking of any health conditions or additional needs as some workshops might not be suitable.\nA valid student ID must be provided to receive a student discount.\n\nCancellation Policy\n\nIf you\, the customer cancels your booked workshop\, we are unable to offer you a refund.\nIn the event of under-subscription\, workshops may be cancelled or re-arranged. We will give you as much notice as possible if this happens and you will be able to transfer to another course or receive a full refund. The RBSA is unable to refund additional expenses\, such as travel and accommodation.\nIf you are booked on a workshop and do not attend on the day\, a refund will not be given.\n\nContinual Professional Development (CPD) and Copyright\n\nWe welcome bookings from people attending for Continual Professional Development (CPD). However\, our workshops are not designed as CPD. If your employer is paying for the course or you require more details about what you expect from the course\, please contact the Gallery in advance before booking.\nThe workshop content and any information provided (e.g. handouts\, guidance notes\, etc.) are the intellectual property of the artist delivering the workshop. They should not be used or reproduced without permission from the artist (e.g. copying handouts to use in any classes workshop attendees might deliver themselves afterwards). \n\nOther information \n\nThe workshop will take place in the RBSA Gallery\, floor 1. The space will be closed to visitors and will only be used by workshop attendees. However\, staff and volunteers will need to walk through the space at various points in the day to access the staff office\, which is located on the same floor.\nAttendees can leave their materials in the workshop space during their breaks but the RBSA will not be responsible for any loss or damages.\nPlease bring a packed lunch. Alternatively\, there are a number of cafés and sandwich shops within walking distance of the Gallery.\nPlease bring an old shirt or apron to help protect your clothing.\nThe continuous redevelopment work in the city centre has caused increased traffic\, delays\, and diversions in and around the City Centre. Therefore\, please allow yourself plenty of travel time\, plan your route\, and check your parking arrangements.\nIf you are travelling by car\, please ensure your car is clean air zone compliant\, or charges may occur.
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/cut-and-fold-workshop/
LOCATION:Gallery 1
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261106T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261106T160000
DTSTAMP:20260924T102526Z
CREATED:20260924T084918Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260924T102526Z
UID:32204-1793962800-1793980800@rbsa.org.uk
SUMMARY:Keeping Things In Perspective Drawing Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Keeping Things In Perspective: Getting to Grips with Perspective and Developing Your Drawing Skills with Ed Isaacs PRBSA\nGetting out and about sketching the urban environment around us is one of life’s great pleasures. This one-day workshop will help you improve your drawing skills with a particular focus on perspective. Working inside the gallery we will draw the interior with Ed producing a demonstration sketch showing how he makes an accurate representation. You will then produce your own. Later on in the day\, working from photographs\, we will look at other ways you can improve your drawing skills. \nAge group and abilities to be taught         \n\n18 years and above\nSuitable for artists with some experience of drawing from direct observation\n\nCourse aims and skills/knowledge to be taught \n\nExplore the use of perspective in drawing buildings\nHow to develop your won personal drawing style\n\nCourse outline for the day\nMorning \n\nWelcome\, introductions\, and outline for the day\nIntroduction to perspective and foreshortening\nExercise 1: Perspective\nA demonstration drawing of the interior of the Gallery followed by producing a perspective drawing of your own\n\nAfternoon \n\nExercise 2: Architectural styles\nIntroduction to developing your own drawing style\nExercise 3: Drawing styles\n\nWhat you need to bring with you:\n\nSketchbooks/drawing pads\nYour own preferred drawing instruments\, i.e. pencils\, pens etc\nIt is useful if you go online beforehand and look at artists who are well known for drawing buildings e.g. David Gentleman\, Paul Hogarth\, Chris Lee\, Simone Ridyard. Who do you like and whty?\n\nWhat we will provide:\n\nThere will be a small selection of drawing materials available at the Gallery\n\nMethods of assessing outcomes\n\nCompletion of evaluation form\n\nBooking information\n\nTo book please use the ticketing system below. Alternatively\, please call the Gallery on 0121 236 4353 during opening hours to book over the phone. Bookings can also be made in person at the Gallery.\nBooking is essential. Payment in full is required at the time of booking to secure a place.\nPayments are non-transferable and non-refundable.\nPlaces are limited to 10 people per workshop unless stated otherwise. Allocation will take place on a first-come first-served basis.\nAll workshops run from 11.00am – 4.00pm with a 40 minute lunch break\, unless otherwise stated. Tea and coffee will be provided\, participants need to provide their own lunch.\nPlease inform the RBSA Gallery when booking of any health conditions or additional needs as some workshops might not be suitable.\nA valid student ID must be provided to receive a student discount.\n\nCancellation Policy\n\nIf you\, the customer cancels your booked workshop\, we are unable to offer you a refund.\nIn the event of under-subscription\, workshops may be cancelled or re-arranged. We will give you as much notice as possible if this happens and you will be able to transfer to another course or receive a full refund. The RBSA is unable to refund additional expenses\, such as travel and accommodation.\nIf you are booked on a workshop and do not attend on the day\, a refund will not be given.\n\nContinual Professional Development (CPD) and Copyright\n\nWe welcome bookings from people attending for Continual Professional Development (CPD). However\, our workshops are not designed as CPD. If your employer is paying for the course or you require more details about what you expect from the course\, please contact the Gallery in advance before booking.\nThe workshop content and any information provided (e.g. handouts\, guidance notes\, etc.) are the intellectual property of the artist delivering the workshop. They should not be used or reproduced without permission from the artist (e.g. copying handouts to use in any classes workshop attendees might deliver themselves afterwards). \n\nOther information \n\nThe workshop will take place in the RBSA Gallery\, floor 1. The space will be closed to visitors and will only be used by workshop attendees. However\, staff and volunteers will need to walk through the space at various points in the day to access the staff office\, which is located on the same floor.\nAttendees can leave their materials in the workshop space during their breaks but the RBSA will not be responsible for any loss or damages.\nPlease bring a packed lunch. Alternatively\, there are a number of cafés and sandwich shops within walking distance of the Gallery.\nPlease bring an old shirt or apron to help protect your clothing.\nThe continuous redevelopment work in the city centre has caused increased traffic\, delays\, and diversions in and around the City Centre. Therefore\, please allow yourself plenty of travel time\, plan your route\, and check your parking arrangements.\nIf you are travelling by car\, please ensure your car is clean air zone compliant\, or charges may occur.
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/keeping-things-in-perspective-drawing-workshop/
LOCATION:Gallery 1
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261107T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261107T160000
DTSTAMP:20260924T101737Z
CREATED:20260924T084909Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260924T101737Z
UID:32207-1794049200-1794067200@rbsa.org.uk
SUMMARY:Life Drawing Studio Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Life Drawing Studio Workshop with Paul Bartlett RBSA\nSpend the day drawing from a professional life model with guidance from an expert tutor. \nAge group and abilities to be taught         \n\n18 years and above\nSuitable for all abilities\n\nCourse aims and skills/knowledge to be taught \n\nProduce life drawings working from a model\nLearn dry media life drawing techniques for line and tone\n\nCourse outline for the day\nMorning \n\nCombined introduction and overview of options for the day via the tutor’s own work\nBasics about measurement\, proportion etc and examples of line\nSet up a long pose that will be maintained (with breaks) for the rest of the day\nWorking from the same pose\, students may produce several studies or one resolved work\nAt an appropriate time\, the tutor will introduce tone methods on white paper using graphite pencil combinations\nThe tutor will balance out advising students individually\, while working on how own drawing throughout the day\n\nAfternoon \n\nIntroduction of option for drawing with black and white on mid-tone grey paper using combinations of pastel pencil\, charcoal pencil\, willow charcoal\, chalks etc\nDepending on working pace\, resolve longer study started in the morning\, or produce a new study with supervision from the tutor\n\nWhat you need to bring with you:\n\nA folder to take your work home in\nA selection of drawing materials including graphite pencils\, willow charcoal\, charcoal\, pencils\, white chalk or similar\, plastic and putty erasers\n\nWhat we will provide:\n\nA2 sheets of white cartridge paper\nGrey paper for pastels\nA selection of drawing materials\n\nMethods of assessing outcomes\n\nDiscussion of workshop with tutor and fellow students and completion of evaluation form\n\nBooking information\n\nTo book please use the ticketing system below. Alternatively\, please call the Gallery on 0121 236 4353 during opening hours to book over the phone. Bookings can also be made in person at the Gallery.\nBooking is essential. Payment in full is required at the time of booking to secure a place.\nPayments are non-transferable and non-refundable.\nPlaces are limited to 10 people per workshop unless stated otherwise. Allocation will take place on a first-come first-served basis.\nAll workshops run from 11.00am – 4.00pm with a 40 minute lunch break\, unless otherwise stated. Tea and coffee will be provided\, participants need to provide their own lunch.\nPlease inform the RBSA Gallery when booking of any health conditions or additional needs as some workshops might not be suitable.\nA valid student ID must be provided to receive a student discount.\n\nCancellation Policy\n\nIf you\, the customer cancels your booked workshop\, we are unable to offer you a refund.\nIn the event of under-subscription\, workshops may be cancelled or re-arranged. We will give you as much notice as possible if this happens and you will be able to transfer to another course or receive a full refund. The RBSA is unable to refund additional expenses\, such as travel and accommodation.\nIf you are booked on a workshop and do not attend on the day\, a refund will not be given.\n\nContinual Professional Development (CPD) and Copyright\n\nWe welcome bookings from people attending for Continual Professional Development (CPD). However\, our workshops are not designed as CPD. If your employer is paying for the course or you require more details about what you expect from the course\, please contact the Gallery in advance before booking.\nThe workshop content and any information provided (e.g. handouts\, guidance notes\, etc.) are the intellectual property of the artist delivering the workshop. They should not be used or reproduced without permission from the artist (e.g. copying handouts to use in any classes workshop attendees might deliver themselves afterwards). \n\nOther information \n\nThe workshop will take place in the RBSA Gallery\, floor 1. The space will be closed to visitors and will only be used by workshop attendees. However\, staff and volunteers will need to walk through the space at various points in the day to access the staff office\, which is located on the same floor.\nAttendees can leave their materials in the workshop space during their breaks but the RBSA will not be responsible for any loss or damages.\nPlease bring a packed lunch. Alternatively\, there are a number of cafés and sandwich shops within walking distance of the Gallery.\nPlease bring an old shirt or apron to help protect your clothing.\nThe continuous redevelopment work in the city centre has caused increased traffic\, delays\, and diversions in and around the City Centre. Therefore\, please allow yourself plenty of travel time\, plan your route\, and check your parking arrangements.
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/life-drawing-studio-workshop/
LOCATION:Gallery 1
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261110T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261110T160000
DTSTAMP:20261014T110842Z
CREATED:20260924T084902Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261014T110842Z
UID:32211-1794308400-1794326400@rbsa.org.uk
SUMMARY:Wire Wagtail Bird Sculptures Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Wire Wagtail Bird Sculptures Workshop with Sarah Dukes\nCreate a life-size wire wagtail sculpture and another bird of your choice. \nAge group and abilities to be taught         \n\n18 years and above\nSuitable for all abilities\n\nCourse aims and skills/knowledge to be taught \n\nCreating 3D sculptures from 2D source material\nObserving key features of a bird\, to retain identifiable characteristics of the bird\nDrawing these with wires\nBuilding up layers of wire to create a finished sculpture\nHandline\, cutting\, and shaping wire\nObservational drawing using wire\nCreating sculptural forms from chicken wire\, including how to attach and connect to create the base shape\, and how to eave the wire to build form\n\nCourse outline for the day\nTwo sculptures: handcraft a grey or pied wagtail in the morning\, and a bird of your choice in the afternoon. \nYour wagtail will be slightly bigger than life-size\, and your second bird can be any size you want: from a tiny wren to a regal raven. \nMorning \n\nCreate 2D bird ‘drawing’ to familiarise yourself with wire\nChicken wire and lengths of wire will be pre-cut for this stage\nCreate body from chicken wire\nAdd outline of head and body\, wings\, and legs\nBuild layers of wire to add colour and key characteristics of the bird\nFor each stage\, there will be verbal and written instructions\, plus a model example\n\nAfternoon \n\nUse the books and images to decide on your second bird\nChoose the materials needed; cut lengths of wire\nApply skills learned in the morning sessions to a new bird of your choosing (real or imagined)\n\nWhat you need to bring with you:\n\nThere is no need to bring anything as all materials are provided\, however if participants have some garden\, craft\, or other wire that they would like to use\, please bring it. Similarly\, if participants have preferred pliers\, bring them along.\nParticipants will be working with spiky wire so bring gloves if desired (e.g. thin gardening gloves\n\nWhat we will provide:\n\nChicken wire\nA variety if craft and garden wires of different thicknesses\nMaterials and colour\nPliers and snippers\nInstruction sheets that can be taken away\nBird images and books as source material\n\nMethods of assessing outcomes\n\nThe tutor will circulate around the group and provide individual feedback throughout the session\, creating several opportunities for self-reflection and peer feedback\nGroup discussion focusing on final sculptures at the end of the session\nCompletion of evaluation form\n\nBooking information\n\nTo book please use the ticketing system below. Alternatively\, please call the Gallery on 0121 236 4353 during opening hours to book over the phone. Bookings can also be made in person at the Gallery.\nBooking is essential. Payment in full is required at the time of booking to secure a place.\nPayments are non-transferable and non-refundable.\nPlaces are limited to 10 people per workshop unless stated otherwise. Allocation will take place on a first-come first-served basis.\nAll workshops run from 11.00am – 4.00pm with a 40 minute lunch break\, unless otherwise stated. Tea and coffee will be provided\, participants need to provide their own lunch.\nPlease inform the RBSA Gallery when booking of any health conditions or additional needs as some workshops might not be suitable.\nA valid student ID must be provided to receive a student discount.\n\nCancellation Policy\n\nIf you\, the customer cancels your booked workshop\, we are unable to offer you a refund.\nIn the event of under-subscription\, workshops may be cancelled or re-arranged. We will give you as much notice as possible if this happens and you will be able to transfer to another course or receive a full refund. The RBSA is unable to refund additional expenses\, such as travel and accommodation.\nIf you are booked on a workshop and do not attend on the day\, a refund will not be given.\n\nContinual Professional Development (CPD) and Copyright\n\nWe welcome bookings from people attending for Continual Professional Development (CPD). However\, our workshops are not designed as CPD. If your employer is paying for the course or you require more details about what you expect from the course\, please contact the Gallery in advance before booking.\nThe workshop content and any information provided (e.g. handouts\, guidance notes\, etc.) are the intellectual property of the artist delivering the workshop. They should not be used or reproduced without permission from the artist (e.g. copying handouts to use in any classes workshop attendees might deliver themselves afterwards). \n\nOther information \n\nThe workshop will take place in the RBSA Gallery\, floor 1. The space will be closed to visitors and will only be used by workshop attendees. However\, staff and volunteers will need to walk through the space at various points in the day to access the staff office\, which is located on the same floor.\nAttendees can leave their materials in the workshop space during their breaks but the RBSA will not be responsible for any loss or damages.\nPlease bring a packed lunch. Alternatively\, there are a number of cafés and sandwich shops within walking distance of the Gallery.\nPlease bring an old shirt or apron to help protect your clothing.\nThe continuous redevelopment work in the city centre has caused increased traffic\, delays\, and diversions in and around the City Centre. Therefore\, please allow yourself plenty of travel time\, plan your route\, and check your parking arrangements.\nIf you are travelling by car\, please ensure your car is clean air zone compliant\, or charges may occur.
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/wire-wagtail-bird-sculptures-workshop/
LOCATION:Gallery 1
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261111T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261111T160000
DTSTAMP:20261014T110357Z
CREATED:20261013T151010Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261014T110357Z
UID:32696-1794394800-1794412800@rbsa.org.uk
SUMMARY:Drawing Small Portraits on Paper Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Drawing Small Portraits on Paper Workshop with Bing Shi RBSA\nImprove your understanding of the values and focal points used in portrait drawing. This workshop will show you how to produce small scale portrait drawings in a time efficient manner\, which is great preparation for developing larger scale works. \nAge group and abilities to be taught         \n\n18 years and above\nSuitable for all abilities\n\nCourse aims and skills/knowledge to be taught \n\nTo understand and apply the key values and focal points used in portrait drawing\nTo summarise and abstracts the key values and choose key/focal features of the human face\nLearn how to select an appropriate reference photo for drawing from\nLearn how to use a range of different pencils with varying degrees of hardness/softness\n\nCourse outline for the day\nMorning \n\nIntroduction including health and safety\nLecture from the tutor and demonstration of how small-scale drawings work\nLecture and demonstration of values and focal points used and observed in portrait drawing\nHelp with selecting the right photo for drawing from\nApplication of the above with given photos with the guidance/help of the tutor\n\nAfternoon \n\nOne to one feedback and clinic of the morning’s drawings\nApplication of the morning’s skills on self-chosen photos/portrait images\nOne to one feedback and clinic of the afternoon’s drawings\n\nWhat you need to bring with you:\n\nPencils including HB\, 2B\, 4B\, 6B\, and 8B\nRubbers\nDrawing paper\, no smaller than A5\nMobile photo which can take reasonable photos\, or printed photos of your chosen human face\n\nWhat we will provide:\n\nDrawing board\nDrawing easel\nMasking tape\nThe tutor will provide a photo of a face for drawing from\n\nMethods of assessing outcomes\n\nGroup discussion and tutor feedback\nCompletion of evaluation form\n\nBooking information\n\nTo book please use the ticketing system below. Alternatively\, please call the Gallery on 0121 236 4353 during opening hours to book over the phone. Bookings can also be made in person at the Gallery.\nBooking is essential. Payment in full is required at the time of booking to secure a place.\nPayments are non-transferable and non-refundable.\nPlaces are limited to 10 people per workshop unless stated otherwise. Allocation will take place on a first-come first-served basis.\nAll workshops run from 11.00am – 4.00pm with a 40 minute lunch break\, unless otherwise stated. Tea and coffee will be provided\, participants need to provide their own lunch.\nPlease inform the RBSA Gallery when booking of any health conditions or additional needs as some workshops might not be suitable.\nA valid student ID must be provided to receive a student discount.\n\nCancellation Policy\n\nIf you\, the customer cancels your booked workshop\, we are unable to offer you a refund.\nIn the event of under-subscription\, workshops may be cancelled or re-arranged. We will give you as much notice as possible if this happens and you will be able to transfer to another course or receive a full refund. The RBSA is unable to refund additional expenses\, such as travel and accommodation.\nIf you are booked on a workshop and do not attend on the day\, a refund will not be given.\n\nContinual Professional Development (CPD) and Copyright\n\nWe welcome bookings from people attending for Continual Professional Development (CPD). However\, our workshops are not designed as CPD. If your employer is paying for the course or you require more details about what you expect from the course\, please contact the Gallery in advance before booking.\nThe workshop content and any information provided (e.g. handouts\, guidance notes\, etc.) are the intellectual property of the artist delivering the workshop. They should not be used or reproduced without permission from the artist (e.g. copying handouts to use in any classes workshop attendees might deliver themselves afterwards). \n\nOther information \n\nThe workshop will take place in the RBSA Gallery\, floor 1. The space will be closed to visitors and will only be used by workshop attendees. However\, staff and volunteers will need to walk through the space at various points in the day to access the staff office\, which is located on the same floor.\nAttendees can leave their materials in the workshop space during their breaks but the RBSA will not be responsible for any loss or damages.\nPlease bring a packed lunch. Alternatively\, there are a number of cafés and sandwich shops within walking distance of the Gallery.\nPlease bring an old shirt or apron to help protect your clothing.\nThe continuous redevelopment work in the city centre has caused increased traffic\, delays\, and diversions in and around the City Centre. Therefore\, please allow yourself plenty of travel time\, plan your route\, and check your parking arrangements.\nIf you are travelling by car\, please ensure your car is clean air zone compliant\, or charges may occur.
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/drawing-small-portraits-on-paper-workshop/
LOCATION:Gallery 1
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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UID:32217-1794481200-1794499200@rbsa.org.uk
SUMMARY:Lino Reduction Printmaking Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Lino Reduction Printmaking Workshop with Jenny Mason-Gunning ARBSA\nLino reduction plate making and printing\, exploring multi-layer colour techniques using safe\, professional methods suitable for home or studio practice. \nLearners will develop the ability to carve multiple layers from a single lino block\, understand how to plan and sequence colours\, register each layer accurately\, ink and roll consistently\, and print both by hand and using a press. They will gain confidence in controlling colour\, detail\, and alignment across several print stages. \nAge group and abilities to be taught         \n\n18 years and above\nIdeal for beginners and experienced artists\n\nCourse aims and skills/knowledge to be taught \n\nGeometric folding\nConfidence with a scalpel\nPaper sculpture through cutting and folding paper\nHow to create your own designs\n\nCourse outline for the day\nMorning \n\nShort introduction and talk on reduction linocut\, tools\, inks\, papers\, and registration\nDemonstration of designing and carving the first layer of the lino block\nParticipants will begin carving their own lino block and preparing for the first colour layer\n\nAfternoon \n\nDemonstration of inking\, rolling\, registration pins/tabs\, and printing the first colour\nParticipants then print their first layer by hand and on the press\, then carve and print subsequent layers\nFinal prints completed\, with guidance on sequencing\, troubleshooting\, and how to continue working at home\n\nWhat you need to bring with you:\n\nA selection of drawing or photographs participants would like to develop into a reduction linocut\nAn apron\nMarigold or nitrile gloves\nA pack of baby wipes\nStudents may also bring their own registration pins if they already use a system at home\n\nWhat we will provide:\n\nLino blocks for reduction printing\nWater-washable and oil-based inks\nRollers\nPrinting paper\nNewsprint\nLino carving tools\nRegistration pins and tabs (available to use during the workshop; learners may purchase these if they wish to take them home)\nExamples of the tutor’s work\nNitrile gloves\nScrim and muslin\nCotton buds\nInk scrapers and palette knives\nPaper fingers\nA copy of the tutor’s book for reference (for sale in the Gallery Shop)\n\nAdditional notes \nA press will be available during the workshop\, but participants will also be shown hand-printing methods so they can continue working confidently at home. Registration pins used in the workshop are chargeable if students wish to take them home. Students are welcome to bring their own registration pins or use the tutor’s; both the tutor’s ow brand and Ternes Burton systems can be discussed. \nMethods of assessing outcomes\n\nAssessment will take place through ongoing individual feedback from the tutor\, observation of practical work\, and informal group discussion. Learners will review their prints at each stage of the reduction process\, with guidance on refining technique\, understanding sequencing\, and evaluating their progress\nCompletion of evaluation form\n\nBooking information\n\nTo book please use the ticketing system below. Alternatively\, please call the Gallery on 0121 236 4353 during opening hours to book over the phone. Bookings can also be made in person at the Gallery.\nBooking is essential. Payment in full is required at the time of booking to secure a place.\nPayments are non-transferable and non-refundable.\nPlaces are limited to 10 people per workshop unless stated otherwise. Allocation will take place on a first-come first-served basis.\nAll workshops run from 11.00am – 4.00pm with a 40 minute lunch break\, unless otherwise stated. Tea and coffee will be provided\, participants need to provide their own lunch.\nPlease inform the RBSA Gallery when booking of any health conditions or additional needs as some workshops might not be suitable.\nA valid student ID must be provided to receive a student discount.\n\nCancellation Policy\n\nIf you\, the customer cancels your booked workshop\, we are unable to offer you a refund.\nIn the event of under-subscription\, workshops may be cancelled or re-arranged. We will give you as much notice as possible if this happens and you will be able to transfer to another course or receive a full refund. The RBSA is unable to refund additional expenses\, such as travel and accommodation.\nIf you are booked on a workshop and do not attend on the day\, a refund will not be given.\n\nContinual Professional Development (CPD) and Copyright\n\nWe welcome bookings from people attending for Continual Professional Development (CPD). However\, our workshops are not designed as CPD. If your employer is paying for the course or you require more details about what you expect from the course\, please contact the Gallery in advance before booking.\nThe workshop content and any information provided (e.g. handouts\, guidance notes\, etc.) are the intellectual property of the artist delivering the workshop. They should not be used or reproduced without permission from the artist (e.g. copying handouts to use in any classes workshop attendees might deliver themselves afterwards). \n\nOther information \n\nThe workshop will take place in the RBSA Gallery\, floor 1. The space will be closed to visitors and will only be used by workshop attendees. However\, staff and volunteers will need to walk through the space at various points in the day to access the staff office\, which is located on the same floor.\nAttendees can leave their materials in the workshop space during their breaks but the RBSA will not be responsible for any loss or damages.\nPlease bring a packed lunch. Alternatively\, there are a number of cafés and sandwich shops within walking distance of the Gallery.\nPlease bring an old shirt or apron to help protect your clothing.\nThe continuous redevelopment work in the city centre has caused increased traffic\, delays\, and diversions in and around the City Centre. Therefore\, please allow yourself plenty of travel time\, plan your route\, and check your parking arrangements.\nIf you are travelling by car\, please ensure your car is clean air zone compliant\, or charges may occur.
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/lino-reduction-printmaking-workshop/
LOCATION:Gallery 1
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261114T160000
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UID:32222-1794654000-1794672000@rbsa.org.uk
SUMMARY:Photographing and Presenting Your Artwork Using a Smartphone Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Photographing and Presenting Your Work Using a Smartphone Workshop with Olivia Swinscoe ARBSA\nArtists working in all media and at all levels need to be able to document and present their work effectively\, using the tools at their disposal. The session will look at how the same artwork may need to be photographed differently depending on whether the image is being used for documentation\, promotion\, online display\, or submission. \nAge group and abilities to be taught         \n\n18 years and above\nSuitable for all abilities\n\nCourse aims and skills/knowledge to be taught \n\nParticipants will leave with at least one usable image of their artwork\nParticipants will learn how to light\, photograph\, edit\, save\, retrieve\, and export images of their artwork\n\nCourse outline for the day\nParticipants will learn how to produce photographs of their artwork suitable for a website\, social media\, submission form\, or their own archive\, using their mobile phones. \nThe workshop combines discussion\, demonstration\, guided practical exercises\, and independent experimentation. Participants will work with their own artwork and receive individual support whilst developing images suitable for websites\, social media\, and submissions. \nPart One: Photographing \n\nUnderstanding the difference between documentation and promotional images\nWorking with available light\nPhotographing artwork using a smartphone\nPractical exercises\n\nPart Two: Editing and Exporting \n\nReviewing and selecting images\nPerforming simple edits\nSaving\, retrieving\, and exporting images\nPreparing images for websites\, social media\, and submissions\n\nWhat you need to bring with you:\n\nArtwork to photograph\nFully charged smartphone and charger\, with access to its native camera and image editing functions\, and sufficient phone storage space available\n\nWhat we will provide:\n\nAdditional artworks\nSupplementary lighting\nSimple backdrops/reflectors\nWiFi access\nAccess to a sample/test submission form\n\nMethods of assessing outcomes\n\nDiscussion of workshop with tutor and fellow workshop students\nCompletion of evaluation form\n\nBooking information\n\nTo book please use the ticketing system below. Alternatively\, please call the Gallery on 0121 236 4353 during opening hours to book over the phone. Bookings can also be made in person at the Gallery.\nBooking is essential. Payment in full is required at the time of booking to secure a place.\nPayments are non-transferable and non-refundable.\nPlaces are limited to 10 people per workshop unless stated otherwise. Allocation will take place on a first-come first-served basis.\nAll workshops run from 11.00am – 4.00pm with a 40 minute lunch break\, unless otherwise stated. Tea and coffee will be provided\, participants need to provide their own lunch.\nPlease inform the RBSA Gallery when booking of any health conditions or additional needs as some workshops might not be suitable.\nA valid student ID must be provided to receive a student discount.\n\nCancellation Policy\n\nIf you\, the customer cancels your booked workshop\, we are unable to offer you a refund.\nIn the event of under-subscription\, workshops may be cancelled or re-arranged. We will give you as much notice as possible if this happens and you will be able to transfer to another course or receive a full refund. The RBSA is unable to refund additional expenses\, such as travel and accommodation.\nIf you are booked on a workshop and do not attend on the day\, a refund will not be given.\n\nContinual Professional Development (CPD) and Copyright\n\nWe welcome bookings from people attending for Continual Professional Development (CPD). However\, our workshops are not designed as CPD. If your employer is paying for the course or you require more details about what you expect from the course\, please contact the Gallery in advance before booking.\nThe workshop content and any information provided (e.g. handouts\, guidance notes\, etc.) are the intellectual property of the artist delivering the workshop. They should not be used or reproduced without permission from the artist (e.g. copying handouts to use in any classes workshop attendees might deliver themselves afterwards). \n\nOther information \n\nThe workshop will take place in the RBSA Gallery\, floor 1. The space will be closed to visitors and will only be used by workshop attendees. However\, staff and volunteers will need to walk through the space at various points in the day to access the staff office\, which is located on the same floor.\nAttendees can leave their materials in the workshop space during their breaks but the RBSA will not be responsible for any loss or damages.\nPlease bring a packed lunch. Alternatively\, there are a number of cafés and sandwich shops within walking distance of the Gallery.\nPlease bring an old shirt or apron to help protect your clothing.\nThe continuous redevelopment work in the city centre has caused increased traffic\, delays\, and diversions in and around the City Centre. Therefore\, please allow yourself plenty of travel time\, plan your route\, and check your parking arrangements.\nIf you are travelling by car\, please ensure your car is clean air zone compliant\, or charges may occur.
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/photographing-and-presenting-your-artwork-workshop/
LOCATION:Gallery 1
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261119
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270103
DTSTAMP:20260819T100033Z
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UID:31728-1795046400-1798934399@rbsa.org.uk
SUMMARY:RBSA Annual Exhibition 2026
DESCRIPTION:With the Society’s Annual Exhibition approaching its bicentenary\, 2026’s show offers the Membership\, including fourteen newly elected Associates\, the opportunity to show their work in the RBSA Gallery. Each new artist brings their unique artistic practice to the Society\, helping to further diversify the growing Membership. \nWith the exceptions of 1940\, 1941\, and 2020\, the RBSA’s flagship show\, its Annual Exhibition\, has featured the work of Society Members and Associates every year since its first incarnation in 1827. The Membership are encouraged to show their most recent work\, allowing visitors to see an update on their practice each winter. This exhibition also allows the Society to track it own evolution\, and with every new addition to the Membership comes further assurances of the RBSA’s survival for generations to come. \nWhile the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists has a long and illustrious history\, this year’s Annual Exhibition is a celebration of the almost 200 contemporary artists who make up the current Membership. With practices encompassing painting\, drawing\, printmaking\, photography\, sculpture\, glassware\, ceramics\, textiles\, videography\, and installation\, these artists act as custodians of the Society\, and work to promote the visual arts across the region and further afield. \nAt various times throughout the exhibition\, RBSA Members and Associates will be in the Gallery to talk to visitors and answer questions. \nPreview Evening: Thursday 19 November 6.00pm – 8.00pm\nExhibition closes: Saturday 2 January 2027 5.00pm \nImage: Linda Barlow RBSA\, Morro Jable to the Airport July \n 
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/rbsa-annual-exhibition-2026/
LOCATION:All Floors
CATEGORIES:Forthcoming
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